The Sun. — London, England, 1809-01-27 00:00:00

tentrelutlenee that her venterei .upon al) engaged,. ,ment. His Army was drawn up nearly three hours before he gave orders for the attack; and the result of that glorious day., proved that he. had Ample, grounds for the apprehensions which he eliteptainod. Under these -circumstances, if Spain sh4ll, be true to herself, and we. Is the,n'o reason to doubt tr: faa, ev e may confidently look to , the fortunate termination of a contest, upon the issue of ,which the , independence I I of the whole Continent. of Europe undoubtedly de pends. Nothing goes - ; tight under the present .Ministry, if we are to.believe the Opposition Paper's, and :the chief of them this day has thought ...proper to`attack, onr Public Boards, which it says, !‘ move 'in the treinmels• of precedent, and will not be put out of their routine." And why should the Board of Ordnance, the Transport:Bliard, the Navy and the Viatiailing Board, which the Paper alluded to prirti- , eularly mentions, relinquishthe system upon which thc-y respeEtively 'ea, and which has been mat trod. by experience, in compliance with the whims of. • speculative writer 4; that would be sure 'to attack them whatever plan they 'Might adopt. It is wiin. cittriel•that, as Ow Navy . and . Transpol t Boards have bt',tn.qtsclc.ed, ti;e: Admiralty. Bolni 'sliouLl have.. escaped; but pt.:riaps tier Wr;ter thought -that it woald be rather too soon to assiil that Board after its signal vigilance and dispatch, in providing for the' em, barkation of our Troops at Corunna. Yet 'why indeed bhouhl the Adiniralty escape, as' the Trans. • port , was guilty o f s i m i lar r :The chief quesiion is, do the Public Boards. diSebarge • their 4rity with zeal,:adtivity an d. 'skill , ? a . quostion that even the a,udacity of 'Party will not dareth an swdr in the negative. But we are teld tint these Boards " are much connedeci with, 'or protet;fed by Parliamentary influence." This i;isilluation. is an . idle assertion, unless it had been shewn that these Boards make use of their , Parliamentary contieEtion to'coVer abuse, and vesort to ParkimentarY influence to protea them from. Censure. — We will venture to' say that all our Public Boards' are condu6ted with Ability, and the most naive zeal ; they May, there fore, bid defiance to the random aisaulti of party which never can be satisfied till 1111 the Ta. lents are restored to power. • yestenly:rgornin g , about, ten o clock, the Lord Chanitairlain *left town for Windsor, to take their I\l43i:sales' cominands fin. repairing St. JaMeh'il Yesterday ,the workmen. began repairing the'soof of i his MAJEsTr's Levee .Room, The paintings are temoved by Chairmen upon horses. As soon as the roof of ttie'Levee Room is - repaired, the furnituse, which is now in the Grand Council Chamber, is to tie removed into it, and which will• prevent any impediinent to her MAJESTY'S Holiday Drawing ft,Ooins, as usual. We understand it is heratiestv's intention.of holding a Dtawing Room on . the 16th. of February, and -to dress in the Duke of CUMB ER . 1,14.2 , &s aplrtineOt.i. Yesterday the Duke of CAMBRIDGE visited Tidy CIIARLOTtE Finctt. We are sorry to say her Lady. Ship was:considered worse yesterday, • • • On Wednesday the Duke cf CAsiantnoe, and a Illtunerous party of distinguished personages, dined Avith the LORD 114AyOlt. After dillOciiltle t LADY MA.YORE S S, who 'has attained great proficiency in the musical science, played several - charming pieces; she particularly excelled in a duet, for the ltarp and. piano forte, with Mr. SMART. His . Royal Highness the Duke of CAMBRIDGE, who is a great admirer of Ow music, _us usual, in the most affable manner, joined in the glees that were sung, anti look ti.pitK in a very difficult duet. Letters of the 25th of NoVember have been re eeivedirom St. Domingo, by which it appears, that somevesseln belonging to CIIIIISTOPtig had succeed. ed in th?ou'ring succours into St.,Mare. The - forces. of PiTIONT had, in 'consequence, raised the siege.-- It is said that 'PRTION had proposed to'unike himself with 'theepitniards;. but. their answer had 'riot _rived. 'w • The principal 'part of Chelsea was urider 'Water. during Wetlitesdatnight, and yesterday there was no passing but by boats and carts, to take persons .to their own homes. The walls of several buildings were washed down. At Anderson's' breWhouse, • - veer the College, tile horses and pigs, were taken out for re.ar, or their being drowned. Although !Sloane st upon hi ;h ground; the kitchens are ticiudel fnany prib-ot hilts, , and. bburboods .near London, persona: have been obliged tai get ittnand 'out of their. on pail- of stairs windows. lit :Dor..et-street,' PoriMiill-'s(plitre, a considerable p.iit 'of . the pitvetrit , nt has been INZiulled away by the 4,lpitlity of Abe couitoo,;sewer, which runs through .' , A4t part of Ihe' town 0 . 11',. its , W;,)/froitt liattipstead .to the Tlunnes. -ct esterday, at noon, a tint: 'tree' Wade torn up' by the. wind nearly opposite : the b) the Queen's Palace, in St. James's Park—, 41r. \Vallis, baker, at Battle Bridge, flOur spoiled 'by the flood which` inundated ins cellar and ground floors-. We undastand, by' accounts from the county of I,,Vaterford, tlidt considerable nil chiel has oeCurrtel freai the late floods'. • The brid):,e of - killeagh,mear Yunithal, was completely ctirlied away, and four mete and woman, who were passing at the • rpo "writ, were hulled into deStruCtien._ A bridge 'over the Ounashad, near LlSinore, was carried and exploded as if blown up .by powder, and the 61.. "1ge at Four-mile Water has been again much injtired. hlt Juittrison t .m, to whoSo literary talents the' Public are touch indebted, has, we areorly utrstand, been confin e d t o his house sever4f,weeks„ MI; 0N to a.severe c o nni s i on w hi c h h e tWeiyed 'item , ,C.ll,lding left at 1144-it-WithUO stay lamp to tem vzt,bsengeni. NAVAL N Ery PORTSMOUTTI, JAN. f 2 G.—Arrived a Fleet d ;ports from Spaini ;amupg them are, the Be !;,,;i , -; grove, TnomPSON ; Hari/way . .., P A [Mr; ;- Lord Nelson, PEARSON tkeSertlOrdce:r7, AVIMATE,EY ; 4Sk, ; WATS c.IN i ;• Eggle , S :4ITH PrOMpt i . 1., 0v it C}Z ; ca/OdOilia )1 7 ;" 14‘tail4AN ; Laurel 1,, DAL As ; Reprisal; IN . NES ; ,- ;, Ang(li and the Friends, : the tatter was otf Co; - nn on itre 22. d inst. bot knowing it. bad been eva. cuatcd by the British. The town . appeal:L.4 to boon fire in several places. *hit back His Majesty's Ship Cloria4a sailed 'froth "henee - on Sunday Fleet . fol' ; the'. East Indies) with IoSS cif inain-ma4 j, also ihreo' of her convoy; viz.. the ,ou.piell o .. with the loss of main-Inas+, and her bowsprit sprung ti a datna4 . e and" the Sir Saquiel Stnith,. , BßA'tsiDFOßD,, for the Cape of 'Good Hope; leaky. ' - Arrived 1-I,is Majesty's sbips Eeviathan and 13oM .4a,y, from the Downs. .., . . . PI, Y Itl otr T 41, JAN'. 25.-41 raved the Irea'zie Sloop ' of Wai, from Malta and - Gthraltat o vith dispa 1 ctlteS j and the .Lavinia Frigate from the coast Of :Sp nn; . Sidled the Eclipse Sloop of War to the Westward. Th c , Amethyst and Brine/ Frigates' tvent out of, hart ourthis toorning, ; .and anchored in the Sound: • Arriiid . the 'Jamaica Frigate from Lisbon, whence • she sailed on the 14th inst. with several Transports under convoy, One. of Which, t h e lotert Taylor, JAC ICAO'S, with soldier o and sour French pri . Otters, is arrived here ; the other Transports had Troops on . board. • • DaAl., JAN. r,(f.—The Britoinia acid Admira car:bier, East indiarnen, remain in the sanfe•situa- lion, on . the Goodwin Sands, as yesterday : the Brig that is also it. shore there, k the Apollo, RIP1)1.1!., Iron) London for..Curacoa.; she drove thu ,Sand,early .yesterday, morning.: at .1.0 the Captain and eighteen' bi- the crew' took to the • lon boat, which soon after upse.t,.anti all on board perishtd ; one man refused to.ventnre in the boat, and reinaina in the riggi n g, in that perilous:situa tion, till this "rdornifig, when he wai taken from the wreck, aud,brought on shore by the Dull boat., and is in a fair way of recovery. . Cow ES4AN. 26.—A large Ship is on shore at the back of the Island, but the sea running 11101111tainS hicn, and she at so great a distance, cannot learn :V.tttloul4.rs ;Alt 4.41,5 n. tailor:Ad t I laLztw, t oth er siu 4 are oti shore, and that o n e o f our 'pilots iq an board an East Indiarnan, dismasted. Arrived the Mike of Kent, HorcBlHs, .froin Londou for the Brazils,. with the loss of inizch masts, Br 9. ; • Put back by adverse winds 'the Carnatic, out ard-bound East Indianian ; and the Snap Dragon Schooner from . London tor the West Indies; the Litter is gone to Ramsgate Pier. Arrived a Transport from Corunna, with sick sillctiers on board ; two other 4 are also now corninh round the South Poreland. Wind S: S. W. blows hard. LENT 4SSIZES. The Jndges met yesterday in the Treunry Chain ber of the King's Bench,' and chose their Circuita for the ensuing Lent Assizes, as follow Non. rol,K —Lord lillenborough, and •Mr, justice GroSe.• • 14 A No—Lord Chief" ustmo Manstieid, :nut Mr. (us. tice Bayley. , out —Lord Chief Baron AVl'Donaid, 'anti Mr. justice Heath., kV I ai`ERN Mr. Baron - Thomson, And Mr. justic e Chambre. Nit/Rr. tiZkn—Mr. justice Lawrenc:e, and Mr, !twice Lt O.X ftA--Mr. Baron Graham, and Mr. Baton Woof:. Yesterday three boys, the oldest of 'them not fonr r i teen, 'were charged With a burglary, in ,breaking open the shop-window. of Mr.. Long, in Holborn, an d stealing a variety of cutlery foods, between seven and eight oVock on. wed nesday evening. On the., robbery being di. covered,` information Was given ! % 1 Crocker; and from the description Of' the bo) s ltl t' had been seen at the window,. he 'had no doubt but the ptiSoner ; i were them,iie well knowing Ilion to bet tieleves, and in 4 short time nio k. them into custody, apd,l9tiud the property upon thew. • SMITIIFIRLP MARKET, 'l'his day's market' had,a pretty good supply of different kinds cif cattle ; Mutton and Vea} are cheaper than our last, report ; Pork is clearcx !'; R upporti lag prip lo anti the trAde for the niost,part wai somewhat fiat. The s4les in the Haymarket .were not lively ;. Straw has got' up in price since Monday's market . ; Hay and „Clover sold at last prices.—We annek,a correct statement of the prices and manhers To Sink the 011al per stone of 81b. Beer' 4s. od. to 4, 'oil,— Nlut ton 3s. sod. to 4s .141.—Veal . is,, tid. to 6s. 64. Lamb •)s. od. to os. od.—Purk i5..64. to B eAb ts, 754.—,..„5hecp, 6 ,000,--C4lves, eta. 114 y sl. los. c.d. to di. los. Clover 61, 15.... ‘.4,1, to 71. jos. oci...Str4W tl. I 4 , Ott. to 31. 03. 04,. COIIN.EXCRANGE, J AN . t7.--Wireat ; this day in middling huppay, and sales thereot ate tiitrly at last prices ; tint - Barley is in regtiest, hot secon'd and or, dinary qualities 'aro tilther lQwer ; Matt 4ii,t,l i'ease likewiSe ; in Beans but little variation ; new Tiel:s sus. to 653. per quarter; beare'p.any.old there are many !'rash' arrivals, and this article named cheaper Flota at last pricest 4)' :I 1411 . AS, " GAZEttga e e • Snix,r,E,.,.TAti. r, t; - ' Fxcelleney bon of l old Castite, hat swot per•expregsi the:.following-OiEciat Report to t•le Centeil.Junta of Government u this -• • • .1:0 1 At ten o"cloelt at night I o pen the dispkche3, which I intended tO'transtnit to your ,Excellency,for the parpose 9f cimktnetiiPatipg to you Nvitheut the Ot time; ,thh intellig,meq*,hich I received ' 1110113011( Junta • of , whia is word for word-as tollOws :-'--; " mosT EXLZT-LIiNT ‘l4s 1 . 1115 t moment, at ,sevon o'clock at night, in-, telligenee .has been yeceiveit by post Irony the , lorna. t)1- Zatualli, the literaYtenor nf . which. is as follows - •. haire just now (hall past five o'clock in the •evening) received positive. information, That t French, after a very heavy .fire, bave taken to flight, and that these.who-hld -passed the.bridge,ot .Castro Gonzalo are coming. hick, having put about • their provision carts, arid all are living with the utmost precipitation c - onf.equence whereot, end 0( a report that line defeated them, lea Ska this place for St: Estevay, where the French are. already clis, petied .nIE-which" I communicate to the junta for , their*inforriiation. y . f?..entora, FriANcos.' • , It is with that utrito3t s:itlifi,i4ion I c .. otuirmai •ei'ue th is. pie t:iing , your Ex tviil have ate goodue.33 to lay tt be. lure the St.ipieino Junta. " " . eye Bum) de , 4 To his Exc.ileticy Dna hiar4,l' de Garay, Secretary and Member t# the suprcrim central I wit t." SitVtt,t:n, JAN. 11:---13 - y a tept•ni iTcbived • front ,Don Alexander 6.; Tapia, Who W,IS sent by the intuit _of Murcia to ascertain the 'position of• the 'enen*,;it . appears, that our &bailee& partieS fill in with the French near Viammva del Cardet, routed them and took'sixty prisoners ; that a similar occur tenco took place near Villainantique, where•anoTher French' detachment 'was corn pletely. routed, put to . the s*ord 'or taken prisoners, the Commander of 111 is detachment, a General °dicer; having been killed" toy the pt4asaitts ; th/ti ano•French troops, who . cbtered Tara Mon; are Surrounded by ours; and, lastly,' that the di v i s i ons o f Cuenca and Infantado: are in hill march to follow the advantages obtain ed ovel flit enemy; • 'The French Cabinet; ever insolent and artful; has leen its insidious plots Completely disconcerted by •his Britannic Majesty's:refte to listen to the iniquitous and insulting pet pOirtß,o el e,:ace, which Napoleon caused to be presented loTlit3)). The English Cabinet, which has solemnly en. gaged' not to s e p arat e i ts interests from thaw of Spain, has on that critical occasion givenfresh proofs O( that generous firnint..ss acid- friendship with which. it joins' in Cite defence" of the Spanish Monarchy and • Nation, and of the lawful supreme authority of the Central jurifa, which \repreients' and governs in the `tfame of that King and Lord Fer+itand : Should tia tc ern crt ai ned a doubt •rrit b re r''lttrchollienohle and. 'glorious zeal with which the Sritiih Government luta joined is to assert our ,fiber ; ty and. inflepetOutice- against the enemy of Gott and , man ; they wit) readAvith inexpressible pleasure and gratiiude• the Currespondruee carried 00 between: the Bridal) anti lerench Ca!tinets on the ootidition'S. 'of Knee- priipoSed b; the universal Tyrant. :The .King our Isord, • Ferdinand VIL and in his Royal name, 'The Central hula of Government. has. 'thought it right to send to the Court of London an Ambassador Extraordinary, to eampliment the I ing of, the United kingdom of treat I,iritain and ire land, and to thank his Britannic Majesty for the ger. neiosity with which he assists the Spanish Nation in the glorious task to defend the Sovereignty and rights' of its beloved Sovereign, n and its own indepentlenc; against. he usurpation of the Emperor of the French. „Aud ,, cottisidering-.the distinguished character and Ittation of, his Excellency Don. Pedro. Ccvallos, • 'Knie•hrof the Grand Crostifvf the Royal and (light , guisbed Order of ‘,..4lrics Lord of the neddlaili— her, Privy. - Counsellory and Principal Secretary lit State,: , has chosen hint for thdt itoportant mission, and - ,appointed him. Ambassador Extraordinary to the Court of London.---(Guveinment .Gazette Jac • id.) sliftnictA, DEC. 3 i.--A' Letter written on the 7th Inst by Dou 41.1eXandi . o Do Tapia, who had been sent to aseortaitt 'the situation of the him i tile ar'itiy - ,' Says :--. • ' • 'As my objeet is•to ebinirinniCate such news as . may be: agreeable tollie wishes of your'ExCellency, for the success of the eoiniiion cause, wititotiC nog leaiiig to inform you ui any fatal evens et,./t,t...h niay - Oceur„:l' be leave to give yottr 'Excellency tho I mting iniorittatiOn,"- filch have etilleoed by ,Meatts of secret itifortnaticjii,and whicheorresponds • With wlit 1 Lave inygc!l lelrtit, viz, that'our vain: v.l'l gnird inet , het “ , een Villanueva" del Cordele and - Corral with that of the enliny i , and eonipletely r'o.llle'd it, kjihng hOeen, and hAing , prisoners' tiittty mea ; w i t !, .tctantis, At Villain;in.iique Ftwichipten,' %von a (;;,lierAl, have bolt) . killed, wounded, or Jaken °hers. 'The Gehvrai killed by the peasants. Our troops were ittpursult Of sit hundred wholtad entered Tara oh, and probabiy by th tirn ! th e y have met with the same Lite. The diii , inhs of Cuenca, witivtlie Duke of Inteintado, are tnliching in purstz;t of the enemy with the 'greatest ardour and Courage, ancl . another division of tiooo eel otir troop have arrives ' at Manittneres. In out) word, Sir; things. ei k .ar a favourable ;aspect, and l'iiust in'GOd'and the 'S'iirg io than tint wretches all b. emertninated. f - learen grant that inayset to Madri'd ! Alt t4 a *.l s ' repoi le d of tat Capiial is that the day betorr.t yeSferday (Dec. 2.5)..the krenel; were pilla g ir % the place, with Abe view to abandon it on acck,:tintof the approath of our army. heg ytnir exce.ileticy will ClLetlSe the faults , and rePttitiblis of, tilia - letter, Sze. _ : co`ninturlicated to the for their iniarma i non and satisfaCtion. (Signed) " de VILLA FRANCA. " DLlkti " ilpqyttiri ,FLRNANDEZ BY Order, %i:4.r.:• VO THE Eatroß ‘7,7 . swarm T :11 , ,f4t::, 2 .. Sig,::7-'7:."- - :':: ~ , . .., , . '144 1 ,, , . Aith9lth- , the,.wrlter of a long orticle, 1;, , ' . * - -r ..: P.iper-pf tiiti;i'tii,Vinstan on the! subject of o rit Politigal: Itelationt . with Arnerica,4l:is involi , -(l a violetit i attackluttti my Character, iu a degree of oh. sctirity,,,which, •1: dare -say,:-liis practice of :in 'i v -. i»ou - flibelling . nialiett hirn co-osi,ler as just sttfficient .tor his safety, he, has Certaidy socceed2d in tii.u.u, g his allusion sufficiently intelli s ;Libit ; and 1 leer, in 'consequence, induced to reque,t your perruisiOn tO contradict,':througlr the same channeL- the, fact ' w bleb gave'Tise to his observisti(m - i, and which has been , eliewliete ii - egnenilr ipeated. I was not the ,author of the tellers published last.. year in the Morniv C• l rronfctd; under the siLnature of A. il.soxiiich I read tor .the •first time in t ,iic Paper,'. As I• am.an admirer of thoseLotters, and . . . c6ncur in tbele!, - ,inients .they contain, I did not ' think,:an e3liit4 cp‘lttailiction of a prevailing error .on ilik sqbje,;"( Mit`ttriai I nor Shouldi how ttoithiC , You, were it, mint 'f4 f 014 Conclusjou which your in-, formant dr'4‘t: : :i '1...)6! 1-23 tris-stateineig, diet I oe enpk ,tnysol wioi yiri\ing in the public Pagers,,undei 'feigned,,,paines, on the subject 'of the Orders ii-i. Coupcil. I heg.leave to. assure y . co,:that I -hare contilied ,the cxpr!'ssiOns ,cf. spy oiiiiisnis l'on .thi subject tQA publiekii:om to ,Mticll..i ati:Xc4 my name, and to the„oc , z;isional excicise of my dtlty In Pdr., listtnerit,.arii that .My .firs't ''aFp ,- :3(Auce (kyhtithr anOrx . ' mous or • Ott•erwia , ,',) it; iin,y. aNc's, , ...: / '„i . p'e.r, is by ihe,pres..-mt totter, of vv,hich I recluevst tf.e . insertion in ,:„.0c.:i.....-Ilmi, 5it,..._:........L., . ~.._ ....._, "kutir obedient r.;3rvarit, , , . Al. Bit P,IPO,' PUT‘rZtl7l-Sytiale, ,SCR 0 . 112' 411.00 tiF•'. Jils the Public will alwi.ys .in what ever ratty reiAte to such men th, tl) . se i veg 4 1 th e tervice of their Ci.snritty, .4e 'AL:Quo ;t our duty to -insert the folio tying iit cowit of the list. moments gallant Officer; particularly as cotnei tictrzwr frignd'ul thus deceased 1•4 t met thellrenerat on the e'vening of the 16tb irritant, as .some poldicrs IA ere. bringing io.to , Corutma, supported in 4.blanket with hashes. Ho `knew me.inainediately, though it was almost dark; squeezed our by .the hand, and Said, tuft le:tveme?-110 ipitke to.the trgeons on their Mining his wtintid, but Was in such painhe could s,iy hut little. After home time, ylk seemed 't , ery nixions to Spealt*to and„'st litterVal.;„exp`re; , , ci l ;himself as fillowS :---The first question he iihke.J.l %vas', Are the Fiench• beaten ?' *Winch enTiky he re-; pealed to all thus:: be know as they tilt,,;reil tltcs t4)0111. On being assured by 'fliat the filrielt were beaten, he .exclaiinecl--1 hope Ow: people of England Will be sa Ito i , e my Country will - .du justice;—You. will see my trietids n5.64 , .,0n }'on possibly theln eve`ry o' mother!-;--(liere his voice failed hini)--‘ HOPE- .1 have mttrh to say, tint e.ninot get it out. Jr -Colonel and all my Aides•de-Ci4rnp,- well have made my will, and have remenibered all my, servants,--pt.ftotttart has my will, and all my papers.'. "Major COLBOP P (his principni Aide-dt...o;rtnpy; 010 camu 11r k tr:o. rown---be. spoke . to him, and then said in ine, )44401 and tell him It i; I4jt ✓ . ty and 11,.41 1 expect be will I)cflvild C'f,Loy ti , N 1 1 , 13 htten Ling wit . we, ii U kni,w dial rimg. of 'lt.' -1-Iti then asked. Aidj , .n. CoLn,. , it NE if the were-be e ten ; snd on being hAd, that' they were repulsed fin every point he paid , Y it waq great scisfaction, in his list rnotnents, to know he had hear. the French.' • 1 general PAO,P.T in the root Otvrn'y tell bug him ht was poi, he said, '‘ Remember Ind ':to him.' I feel myself so strong, I fear I shall be lonsr, tlyirt?i! .1 am in great pain. " He then thanked tile Doctors for tlteir attars. • tton. • ••, " Captains PERCY And STANHOPIi came into the room he spoke very kindly to hoth i . and asked' PERCY if:111 hisAides.de-Catupwerevell. Repressed my hand close to his budy,• and in a' few minutes'. died without a mtuagle. He swig. to Inc, while the Stirgeons were exa:-: wining his wound__ You know I have always' ‘Vishett to die ; tffis,.wayi'-- , .As far Its 't , can recolieei, this is every thiis,he said, except be'placed in au. easier . • LTNioN-HALL..rm-Fol t r rONß - Tr:I.LING„:"--Ye , s terday , Mrs. , - Elizateez Lee, a seni(ir of the cgypiey tribe .) Nv:ti etr.age,l 4,11 Ow 0;11 1) t jj ~t,; , Clark, tvifo taf John of Go trittrlt-road, with having obtant,:d' t:ont her ',11.4.1,e tiiiver tiOle-spoorti, :t gold . ritl4, 4.tid two t...vs.p.qteiti ill inottey,ttticiertt.. inegal of . eortiing to her )ritti Pt ine,"l4lg, wilt tilt! Alat . ighty to 'show her Where a bat.' foil of geld and' piato was d e po,hen near the d welling-house. This artiti , ...o so ';tl stl;:ccedi,A with the silly atia et . .fitt)(nis tnotnan, that an hot. ;oat trnw c0iti1,1;4.,41(!1 Slit. waicon.itoittvd Col itl ty 4 ILAI - 41.)N-I,iA I itcrday S,tonica 44/f le; 4 .. , :014t1y-14)06 . ,r 4 g Went a seLoi,,i ti lJlt' e1.,r,•; : .: . !A by Messrs. 'P L itet,io , ,i, :ind N.L..-, 1, ;i 1 .11 , a1. , ..ntt, in' NiLir'ybone-lapt4, •‘vith 3tf th g (I , , , .iiwity of whip-stieks out ot tioYzr kyarelio,,,:t.: ;191.):.. South Moulion-, e tiet yard, y Lat: ~,30•At tho proseeututs tho ai,ty. before. ..fitey went to . .M r. JOIIC3, itl • • wittre ;hey 4;41 5 , 31‘.1 . 0 tit `then) , they it;,. twardi went to Nit, 'Gritfch; lR to,toTh.r 3 qu',lntity sak, whet* tho inoseentopi e4iteted th,; d;C•sp akld ~ ,1:11t;,-!,1 diet yrisoutas.- The propt4ity ttriA2a to,lw4rd rhe partiea xvere 1.p.)110(1 oo,c to in oseee-te I,:i- Sonets at'tlie next Old I: ails Setsiotls, but are ‘o be_ brought up again, as 4 tiutither robbetie, lately boo!) comfolitod iti the country„ . tit ivh c h thty are susiie6te.d. - • . A tew day, since, two wartant station e d neat the itt .I'ortstLootb, tivililit itya i Tlitii, iii tho Lake, laist.:t'l :4 \vi tt:l 4 y , wl,ich thcy towk:o its ai t .iU till'. Fl eX.,ll•;tlit) it,. it pimec.i . to be a young matt i 1 ,14,4 - 41.1 tittcd Buildittg! some , iort - ?, :1114 h..... waiircver heal(' of or sQuit aftcrw atcls. bQdy ;,I(.:vur beetsvc).